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Provincial data show a link between visits to supervised consumption services and decreased fentanyl-related overdose deaths

Title: Provincial data show a link between visits to supervised consumption services and decreased fentanyl-related overdose deaths

Author: Adrianna MacPherson

Keywords: opioids, fentanyl, Tyler Marshall, Andrew Greenshaw

Teaser: Study of publicly available data highlights benefits supervised consumption services offer to Albertans living with addiction.

Link: site://folio/2021/06/provincial-data-show-a-link-between-visits-to-supervised-consumption-services-and-decreased-fentanyl-related-overdose-deaths

Release: June 07, 2021

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Provincial data show a link between visits to supervised consumption services and decreased fentanyl-related overdose deaths